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Os femoris, horse femur, posterior aspect

Identifier: horseitstreatm05axej (find matches)
Title: The horse, its treatment in health and disease with a complete guide to breeding, training and management
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: Axe, J. Wortley
Subjects: Horses
Publisher: London, Gresham Pub. Co.
Contributing Library: NCSU Libraries
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8.—Os Femoris (Anterior Aspect) ^ Head. - Internal Trochanter. ^ 4 Tuberositiesfor Ligamentous Insertion. Internal and Ex-ternal Trochlea. ^ Trochanter Minor Externus. Great Trochanter. 202 HEALTH AND DISEASE outer condyle behind is a deep depression termed the sujora-condyloid fossa. Patella (fig. 310).—This is a small irregular bone analogous to the knee-cap of man, and in the horse fre-(juently becomes displaced. Behind itis covered with articular cartilage, andcomes into contact with the trochleaof the femur, over which it plays inpulley-like fashion as a part-of thestifle-joint. Tibia or Second Thigh (fig. 3ii). —A long bone extending from thefemur to the hock joint. It is broadabove and narrow below. The sujjeriorextremity articulates with the condylesof the femur, and is divided into twolateral articular portions l)y a conicalprojection (tibial sjjme). In front, andextending for some distance down thebone, is a projecting ridge, incliningsomewhat outward; this is known as
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— Os Femoris (Posterior Aspect) ^ Great Trochanter. - Troclianteric Fossa. 3 Trochanter Minor Externns. * Supra-condyloidFossa. ° External Condyle. ^ Inter-condyloidFossa. ^ Internal Condyle. ** Internal Trochlea, Nutritive Foramen. Internal Trochanter. Fossa for attachment of Ligamentum Teres.n Head of Femur.

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  • bookpublisher:London__Gresham_Pub__Co_
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